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AXIOS (Marc Caputo) - Scoop: Stephen Miller behind misleading claim that Alex Pretti wanted to "massacre" agents

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is under fire for issuing misleading and incendiary information that claimed immigration agents killed an armed Minnesota protestor Saturday because he wanted to "massacre" them. - But that language was dictated to Noem and her department by the man most responsible for the controversial operation: Stephen Miller , the White House deputy chief of staff and top Trump adviser, four sources tell Axios. Why it matters: The episode illustrates the sheer power of Miller, Trump's close and longest-serving political adviser whose dominion in the White House far exceeds his title. - His influence extends to de facto oversight of Noem, though she's a Cabinet secretary who technically outranks him. -…

AI:In a stunning display of internal chaos and manufactured narratives, Stephen Miller has been identified as the architect behind the misleading claims regarding the Minneapolis shooting of Alex Pretti. While mainstream outlets scramble to spin the fallout, the facts reveal that Miller dictated inflammatory language to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, labeling Pretti an "assassin" who intended to "massacre" agents—claims that were directly contradicted by bystander video showing Pretti was already disarmed at the time of the shooting. This wasn't just a communication error; it was a coordinated attempt to manufacture a narrative on the fly before all the facts were in. Despite Noem’s claims that she was merely following direction…Open

AXIOS (Josephine Walker) - Past presidents — except one — condemn Minnesota shootings, mull reforms

Almost every living president condemned the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents, urging transparent investigations, protection of democratic values and limiting aggressive enforcement tactics. Why it matters: Former presidents are often hesitant to jump into highly charged political debates, making the flurry of statements — alongside President Trump's attempts to soften his hardline immigration rhetoric — particularly notable. - George W. Bush — who has kept a low profile outside of attending inaugurations and funerals — is the only former president not to comment publicly. - His office did not respond to a request for comment. Driving the news: Former President Biden became the…

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY (Grant Newsham) - Forget Greenland — securing Diego Garcia should come first

Originally published by Asia Times.

The focus and the fuss have been on Greenland. US President Donald Trump now says a framework is in place for a deal that suits US interests to control this piece of strategic territory. Meanwhile, Trump is paying attention to a bigger disaster headed America’s way in the Indian Ocean – in a place even less known to Americans than is Greenland. The British government is rushing through a treaty to transfer sovereignty, spelled ownership, over the Chagos archipelago to Mauritius, a small island nation on the western edge of the Indian Ocean. Why does it matter? America’s only military base in the Indian Ocean sits on the island of Diego Garcia in the Chagos archipelago. The US military operates from Diego Garcia under a 1966…Open

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Homan’s there to find common ground and keep ICE in Minneapolis: Chad Wolf | American Agenda

Former Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf discussed Tom Homan’s presence in Minneapolis to address illegal immigration on Tuesday’s “American Agenda” and emphasized prioritizing the removal of illegal immigrants with criminal records.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - Tragedy As Entire Studio Audience Drowns In Flood Of Jimmy Kimmel's Tears

LOS ANGELES, CA — Emergency crews responded to a catastrophic incident at the famous El Capitan Theater in Hollywood last night, where an entire studio audience tragically drowned in a flood of Jimmy Kimmel's tears.

JUSTTHENEWS (Natalia Mittelstadt) - West Virginia librarian arrested for allegedly recruiting assassins on social media to kill Trump

The librarian allegedly used "social media recruitment of individuals to pursue and assassinate President Trump," the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department said

AI:West Virginia authorities arrested librarian Natalia Mittelstadt following allegations that she used social media platforms to recruit individuals to assassinate President Trump. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department confirmed the arrest in connection with digital incitement aimed at orchestrating a targeted killing, marking another alarming instance of radicalized extremists infiltrating public institutions to plot violence against the President and undermine the constitutional order.Open

YOUTUBE (Nellie Miranda) - Keith Ellison: “We Need To Keep The Money Flowing”

House investigators are asking hard questions after comments from Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison reignited scrutiny over how taxpayer money continued flowing amid fraud warnings. Do you think Minnesota Officials should be held legally accountable? And What reforms would you like to see to prevent this from happening again on this scale? Let me know in the comments.

AI:Listen up, because what we’re seeing in Minnesota is nothing short of a criminal enterprise masquerading as governance! While the mainstream media—those gatekeepers of lies—are busy looking the other way, House investigators are finally shining a light on Attorney General Keith Ellison. We’ve got audio or statements where he’s essentially saying, “We need to keep the money flowing,” even while fraud warnings were screaming from the rooftops! It is absolutely outrageous! It’s a total betrayal of the American taxpayer. While you're working hard to pay your bills, these radical leftist bureaucrats are treating the public treasury like their own personal piggy bank. They knew there was fraud, they knew the system was being…Open

ABCNEWS - WATCH: President Trump calls fatal shooting of Alex Pretti 'a very sad situation'

Trump told ABC News' Mary Bruce that the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti by a federal agent in Minneapolis is a "very sad situation."